Karla D.
1/20/2026
I spend a lot of time on this bridge, either driving over it, walking it, etc. It's well-maintained and easy to walk across to take in views of this part of the city. Of course, it's a great spot...
Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge
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1 Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
The Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge, located in Austin, TX, spans the Colorado River and serves as a vital transportation route in the area. It is also known for being a habitat for a large colony of bats, attracting visitors during the warmer months.
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RoseMary F.
9/27/2025
The Congress Avenue Bridge was renamed in honor of former Governor Ann W. Richards. She was the 45th Governor of the State of Texas from 1991 to 1995. The bridge has pedestrian and bike paths...
Bruce K.
12/14/2018
Formerly just the "Congress Avenue Bridge," it was renamed in 2006 to honor the 45th Governor of Texas, Travis County Commissioner and long-term resident of Austin, Ann Richards. The first bridge...
David W.
11/28/2020
Nice bridge to watch bats and walk across from the city to the botanical gardens. On the city side there is a homeless camp. Sad to see Austin not address homelessness.
Curt C.
4/7/2022
Bat Bridge! This bridge spans the Colorado River, or Town Lake, or Lady Bird Lake, whatever you wanna call it. It makes the north and south sides of the river easily accessible by this huge,...
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